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The State just tried to quietly sneak through an outrageous land swap that threatens one of the most ecologically valuable places in our watershed: the Guana River Wildlife Management Area. With only ...

Florida’s Miccosukee Tribe is seeking to purchase important Tribal lands to create a corridor for wildlife conservation.

A nonprofit team of citizens, fishermen, scientists, and faith leaders working to defend the waters of North Florida. We fight polluters—and win.

Lawmakers are back in Tallahassee this week for their annual session. Environmentalists are concerned about bills that would reduce local government control over pollution and new developments.

Due in part to an outpouring of opposition, a proposal that would have banned local governments from imposing regulations against single-use items like plastic bags, bottles, cups and cardboard died d...

Trulieve Cannabis Corp. has contributed $19.6 million this year toward Smart & Safe Florida's 2026 adult-use marijuana legalization campaign.

An amendment in the Florida Senate passed to prohibit dredging in the Terra Ceia Aquatic Preserve.

Elected officials must help families by opposing rate increases and calling for investments in affordable, climate-resilient solutions.

Florida faces many vital issues related to managing and planning for growth, conserving critical lands and waters, and protecting the environment. During the most recent Florida Legislative Session, m...

Project Neptune could bring six massive data-center buildings—roughly 1.3 million square feet—to Fort Pierce near I-95 and Midway Road.But critical water, power, noise and fire-safety studies remain unfinished. No rezoning until the public has the answers. Please watch and share.#ProjectNeptune #DataCenters #FortPierce #StLucieCounty #ProtectFlorida

Top state officials will vote on the purchase next week. Conservation experts have concerns.

Well over 100 new pieces of legislation have now been signed into law by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis so far this year.

Florida boasts at least 1,000 freshwater springs, more than any other U.S. state. They are all under threats from agricultural pollution, stress from rapid development and from climate change that is ...